Whats on your turntable tonight?

I admit I'm not much on current 'indie' rock (mostly quit that back before the Seattle thing exploded and 'indie' eventually came to stand for "industry")

INDIE still stands for INDEPENDENT - and is *not* mainstream which you were probably - incorrectly - alluding to when referring to it as "industry." Get a clue... the "Seattle thing" was tagged as alternative. Now synonymous with mainstream....

Word.

Hi Notec, glad you were inspired to respond, and hope next time you will post what you've been listening to. Sorry if my wisecrack rubbed wrong...without arguing what I regard to be near-meaningless terminology at this point, I actually did say what I meant, but of course many will disagree. Maybe this will help clarify however: I didn't say THE industry -- I was refering to AN industry. (Word.)

Charles Mingus - "At Town Hall (featuring Eric Dolphy)" [Jazz Workshop/Fantasy LP '7?, rec. '64]
Duke Ellington - "The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse: A Suite In Eight Parts" [Fantasy LP '75]
Curtis Mayfield - "Got To Find A Way" [Curtom/Buddah LP '74]

Diana Krall - Live in Paris (ORG)

Zaikesman, I picked up "Sandy" and listening now - a gorgeous album (and a great recording to boot). Nice call!

Earlier,

Richard & Linda Thompson - Pour Down Like Silver (arrived from eBay this afternoon)

Wow Jerico, you're a fast worker dude! Agreed and agreed.

King Crimson - "In The Wake Of Poseidon" [Atlantic LP '70]
Sparks - "Kimono My House" [Island LP '74]
Nilsson - "Pandemonium Shadow Show" [RCA LP '67]
Sagittarius - "Present Tense" [Columbia repro LP orig. '68]